The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-05
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
Sadi- -Carnot Formally Installed,
He Fakes Possession of Elyseo Pal
ace and Receives Calls.
Ex- President Grevy and NJ. Rouvier
Pay Their Respects to Him.
Formal Resignation of tho Cabinet
rendered Last Night.
The New Executive Invested with tho
Grand Collar of the Legion of Honor
--Congratulations nom For-
eign Powers.

PARIS, Dee. A.-Prcsident Sadi.Camot
was formally installed in the Elysec palace
this afternoon, and later received visits
from cx.Presidcnt Grcvy, NJ. Rouvier,
President Peytral, OF the budget commit
tee, and other leading politicians. The
President stated that it was his intention,
after the new Ministry was formed, TO at
once close the present session of Parlia-
ment until after the coming senatorial
elections.
The resignation Of the Cabinet, which
follows the election OF u new President,
will tonight be placed in the hands Of the
President, and Gen. Brugero will invest
the latter with the grand collar Of the le-
gion OF Honor, Gen. Faidherdc presiding
ut the ceremony.
The newspapers of this city generally
approve OF the election Of NJ. Sadi-Canot,
and consider it an augury OF peace. The
telcgrams from the provinces, without cx-
ception, testify to the satisfaction felt at
the result of the election.
The Ministry has formally rendered
its designations, but President Sadi-Car-
not has requested il TO remain in office
for the present ior the dispatch of public
business.
CONGRATULATIONS.
The election of President Sadi-Cnnot
| has produced an excellent impression at
| ~. Petersburg. The attitude Of the
/ French Parliament during the crisis was
| approved as calm and digniiiod.
The newspapers at Rome congratulate
the French people upon the election OF
/ President Sadi-Carnot.
The papal nuncio has received instruc
tions from the Vatican 10 pay an early visit
| 10 the President and to establish friendly
! relations nt the outset with the new ad-
! ministrition by explicitly declaring the
! good will OF the holy scc toward France
! VI. FlOurCns, minister Ol foreign allaiN,
today received the German, Russian aud
Austrian ambassadors each Of whom cN-
| pressed cordial approval of the amlcable
settlement OF the crisis.
NJ. sApI-cAUSor INTERVIEWED.
The air Of NJ. Sad.Carnot is roservoj
and slightly distant. lie did not canvm
for single vote. when asked whether h,
would become candidate hc replied.
Eyes, ON condition that | shall not have
10 ask for votes and shall not depend upon
monarhical votes. II il shonJ hr ,',.'''l
! that there are not ,hough hcphblitan
votes I viii, II returned, regard my clcc-
| ton ~ void. W
When elected he said 10 his children:
! at will go hard with me to quit this ia
miliar house and 90 10 live IN that An
Bcrga Ely-cc His wife says that lac
understood his canlidlturc to bo essen
! TALLY one oi pnciiculion. Madame Sadi-
Carnoi is said Ia boz active, clever and adj
mirbly fitted to make the Elyscc palace q
/ social center Her garden parties aud
spirccs dansnics nj the ministry Of linanco
have always been very successful.
yu'oE OF rnE rHEss.
The journal dos Dchnis saws '1hc
whole country will hail the result Of the
| presidential election with feeling Ol r..
! lief that satisfies the need of tranquility ~
strongly felt during the past few days
| The Eycncmcnt and Dix NCuyicmc
Steele hope that the union established over
the name oi NJ. Sadi-Carnot may not prove
the union oi day only, doomed Ia perish
in flood Of parliamentary ntrigucs oi
/ ambition.
The Solcil rcpudialrs thc idea II Rcpub.
licin concentration, and SAWS that each
party sustained defeat Many people
praise the patriotic conduct OF VI. De